Longshore labor availability improves significantly in LA-LB

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Longshore labor availability improves significantly in LA-LB

| Apr 16, 2021 11:45AM EDT
The ILWU and their employers have made significant progress in increasing the labor supply in Los Angeles-Long Beach, but hiring and training will continue indefinitely amid growing cargo volumes and a continued shortage of skilled workers.
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